Who is associated with studying both learned helplessness and started the field of positive psychology?

Which psychologist is MOST associated with the creation of Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) in cognitive psychology?

Which person in psychology is considered the father of classical conditioning because of his work with dogs?

Who conducted the famous memory experiment involving misinformation effect and wording effects about a car crash?

Who observed that people from all cultures exhibit the same facial expressions, but also abide by the display rules of when to show certain expressions of emotion?

Who conducted a study a involving the Heinz moral dilemma (steal the drug), and classified morals into pre, post and conventional stages?

Who created to cat puzzle box to prove the law of effect (if the behavior results in a positive outcome, the behavior will be repeated)?

Who conducted a 'shocking' study regarding obedience and compliance that is now deemed unethical in the field of psychology?

Who would be most associated with the forgetting curve and his study of the serial position effect? (Hint: He is the father of memory research).

Which social psychologist studied how people will change their behavior when they experience an inner tension caused by cognitive dissonance?

Which psychologist would be most concerned about a person's inferiority complex?

Who conducted the Bobo Doll study and also coined the terms reciprocal determinism and self-efficacy?

Which psychologist created the Stanford-Binet intelligence test and also tracked gifted children through adulthood while promoting the eugenics movement?

Who wrote the first textbook in psychology and also was the creator of the functionalism movement?

Who would agree that intelligence can be boiled down to a single factor and named this factor "g"?

Which psychologist devoted his time to studying cognitive maps and how rats can learn a maze by "sight-seeing" the maze?

Which woman of psychology became the first president of the APA even though she was denied her Ph.D. from Harvard while studying with William James?

Who would agree that "understanding of language" seems to be focused in the left temporal lobe?

Which psychologist showed how people can get caught up in their roles and lose a sense of self during the Stanford Prison Study?

Who proposed that their are eight, life-long, unconscious stages of conflict that will shape social development? (Hint: Trust vs. Mistrust)

Who disagreed with Kohlberg's theory that women cannot achieve the highest levels of moral development?

Who conducted the Robber's Cave study that pitted groups of boys against each other, only to bring them back together using superordinate goals?

Who developed the cognitive development theory that includes sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete and formal stages?

Who opened the first psychology lab in America at Johns Hopkins University?

Who would be associated with developing the humanistic therapy techniques of unconditional positive regard and active listening?

Which psychologist used his knowledge of savant syndrome to develop the theory of multiple intelligences?

Which psychologist said that "comfort contact" and "tactile touch" are the most important qualities to form attachment?

Who would consider the unconscious conflicts of the id and superego to be a driving force in a person's personality?

She would agree that responsive parenting helps to form secure attachment in children.

This psychologist researched the different parenting styles which included authoritative, authoritarian, and permissive.

He wrote the paper, "On Being Sane in Insane Places" based on his time developing theories about the negative impacts of diagnostic labels.

His work with taste aversion was so important that they named an effect after him.

His work as a student of Freud's is highly regarded for his spiritual aspects of the collective unconscious and archetypes.

He was one of the main researchers of cognitive decision-making, which includes framing, availability heuristics, and representativeness heuristics.

Who worked on developing comprehensive research on human sexual behavior, even though his sample was considered biased?

Which psychologist was famous for studying human needs and developed the hierarchy of needs pyramid?

In terms of intelligence, which psychologist proposed that there are three types of intelligence, namely, analytic, creative, and practical intelligences?

Who would have agreed that a cognitive label is needed to experience a specific emotion?

Who developed the theory of general adaptation syndrome (GAS) which states how our body reacts to stress in three distinct stages?